Intentional infliction of Emotional distress?
No. You need damages, like seeing a psychologist or something. No lawyer would take this case.
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No. You need damages, like seeing a psychologist or something. No lawyer would take this case.
If the case is in New York, you can find it online. In NY, not all cases show up on a credit report. In fact, only judgments do.
I agree. No harm here. Just do the case.
If you are fully paid, you really have nothing to do at this time. To prove tortious interference in your new business relationship, you have to...
Interest is 9% on the whole judgment amount until you say it is satisfied. You can file a partial satisfaction each month, but I know of no one...
The statute of limitations is six years from the incident. There is no rule on the timing. For now, ignore the letter. If they sue, try to...
No. Some people just put that in. In New Jersey it is required. In New York it is not. My guess is your adversary is based in NJ, and used that...
Enlargements are frequently granted upon request, and are often asked. Sometimes the court deadlines do not comport with one's schedule.
Eric is right. You need to check the rules of the judge. But, in general, you can hold off doing anything until the conference. Many defense...
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You can sue in small claims court for the damages. However, if the vines were on their property, they can cut what is on their side.